With the help of special analysis photo, a scientist managed to prove that JFK was actually killed by Lee Harvey Oswald. Previously about half of Americans did not believe in the official version of the investigation and considered it fraudulent.
Study black-and-white photo of Lee Harvey Oswald proved that the picture was not classified forgery, informs Science Codex. Using specialized 3D method, researchers from Dartmouth institution in Hanover analysed the location of shadows and the rifle, being held by the suspect.
As a result, the experts concluded that the picture could not be retouched, confirms that questioned Oswald's guilt in the murder of the President of the United States. "Our detailed analysis of the Oswald pose, lighting, shadows, and the rifle in his hands belies the argument that the photo is falsified," announced managing research Dr. Hany Farid.
35th United States President John F. Kennedy was shot on November 22 1963 when he was driving through the streets of Dallas in an open car. The result showed that the killer was Lee Harvey Oswald - a socialist-radical, lived a short time on the terrain of the USSR.
One of the main arguments for the guilt of Oswald was a photo where he is depicted with a rifle and killed Kennedy. The defendant said that not guilty of murder, and the snapshot is considered forgery. Oswald stated that his pose in the picture is excessively unlikely - it appeared that he stands, throwing her off balance. Also, the defendant argued that the oval of his face in the photo, and the shade and the length of the gun are false.
However, the investigation was never completed because Oswald was killed rushed to the police station by a nightclub owner, who wished to avenge the President. Murder suspect caused a lot of conspiracy theories, according to which customers Kennedy could be managing the FBI, the CIA, the mafia and even Russian special services. A new study, in the end, shed light on who is the real killer of the President.
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